Best Python code snippet using fMBT_python
fmbttizen-agent.py
Source: fmbttizen-agent.py
...434 mtEventSend(_EV_ABS, _ABS_Y, y)435 mtEventSend(0, 0, 0) # SYNC436 return freeSlot437mtGestureStart.trackingId = 0438def mtGestureMove(slot, x, y):439 if x == mtEvents[slot][1] and y == mtEvents[slot][2]: return440 mtEventSend(_EV_ABS, _ABS_MT_SLOT, slot)441 mtEventSend(_EV_ABS, _ABS_MT_TRACKING_ID, mtEvents[slot][0])442 if x != mtEvents[slot][1] and 0 <= x <= root_width:443 mtEventSend(_EV_ABS, _ABS_MT_POSITION_X, x)444 mtEvents[slot][1] = x445 if y != mtEvents[slot][2] and 0 <= y <= root_height:446 mtEventSend(_EV_ABS, _ABS_MT_POSITION_Y, y)447 mtEvents[slot][2] = y448 if 0 <= x <= root_width:449 mtEventSend(_EV_ABS, _ABS_X, x)450 if 0 <= y <= root_height:451 mtEventSend(_EV_ABS, _ABS_Y, y)452 mtEventSend(0, 0, 0)453def mtGestureEnd(slot):454 mtEventSend(_EV_ABS, _ABS_MT_SLOT, slot)455 mtEventSend(_EV_ABS, _ABS_MT_TRACKING_ID, -1)456 mtEventSend(0, 0, 0) # SYNC457 del mtEvents[slot]458def mtLinearGesture(listOfStartEndPoints, duration, movePoints, sleepBeforeMove=0, sleepAfterMove=0):459 # listOfStartEndPoints: [ [(finger1startX, finger1startY), (finger1endX, finger1endY)],460 # [(finger2startX, finger2startY), (finger2endX, finger2endY)], ...]461 startPoints = [startEnd[0] for startEnd in listOfStartEndPoints]462 xDist = [startEnd[1][0] - startEnd[0][0] for startEnd in listOfStartEndPoints]463 yDist = [startEnd[1][1] - startEnd[0][1] for startEnd in listOfStartEndPoints]464 movePointsF = float(movePoints)465 fingers = []466 for (x, y) in startPoints:467 fingers.append(mtGestureStart(x, y))468 if sleepBeforeMove > 0: time.sleep(sleepBeforeMove)469 if movePoints > 0:470 intermediateSleep = float(duration) / movePoints471 for i in xrange(1, movePoints + 1):472 if intermediateSleep > 0:473 time.sleep(intermediateSleep)474 for fingerIndex, finger in enumerate(fingers):475 mtGestureMove(finger,476 startPoints[fingerIndex][0] + int(xDist[fingerIndex]*i/movePointsF),477 startPoints[fingerIndex][1] + int(yDist[fingerIndex]*i/movePointsF))478 if sleepAfterMove > 0: time.sleep(sleepAfterMove)479 for finger in fingers:480 mtGestureEnd(finger)481 return True, None482def typeCharX(origChar):483 modifiers = []484 c = specialCharToXString(origChar)485 keysym = libX11.XStringToKeysym(c)486 if keysym == NoSymbol:487 return False488 keycode = libX11.XKeysymToKeycode(display, keysym)489 first = (keycode - cMinKeycode.value) * cKeysymsPerKeycode.value...
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